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Yup, you read the right. A new study found that some forms of ants will perform life saving surgery on each other. Let's dive in!

We all do it, but why do we do it and when is it dangerous to those around us? Is it ok to hold in a sneeze? Let's explore!

i Let's explore what we've learned about the planet after years of exploring.

All this water and so much of it has salt in it. Let's talk about desalination and its future.

Ever wonder if our sun is unique? Yeah, us too, let's take a closer look and see what we find.

With the International Space Station's (ISS) career coming to an end what will replace it? Let's take a look at what new space stations will have that is different than the ISS as well as where the new station will be parked in space.

Have you heard the old myth that oil is made from dinosaurs? Let's discuss!

We all get them every so often. We've also heard a number of ways to get them to stop. Let's dive in and understand why we get them and if there is a way to help get them to stop.

Let's take a journey from the invention of the telephone in 1876 all the way to today's cell phones. A complete history of the telephone and how it reshaped the world.

This episode will chronicle the history and missions of each of the orbiters: Columbia, Challenger, Discovery, Atlantis, Endeavour, and the test vehicle Enterprise, highlighting key flights and upgrades.

In today's episode we discuss microplastics and their effects on the human body. What can we do to either prevent or at least minimize our consumption of them?

Let's dive into the history of the Doomsday Clock in today's episode.

In today's episode we investigate wind turbines. We will discuss the pros and cons to them and look into some of the online myths we all hear/read about. Enjoy!

Today we explore the evolving landscape of medicine, highlighting the integration of new technologies like artificial intelligence, digital therapeutics, gene editing, and nanotechnology.

In this episode we present an overview of the history of flight, beginning with myths and legends and progressing through early attempts at human-powered flight and the invention of the hot air balloon, all the way to the airplanes we see in the sky today.

Multiple sources report that a former NASA engineer, Dr. Charles Buhler, claims to have invented a propellantless propulsion system that can overcome Earth's gravity by harnessing a new force generated through specific electric field configurations.

Today we dive into the science of ice baths. Should you take the plunge?

In today's episode we discuss the unbelievable story of a black and white cat named Oscar, later known as Unsinkable Sam, who remarkably survived the sinkings of three different World War II warships.

Scientists from Princeton and JPL have experimentally demonstrated a device that generates a tiny electrical voltage by interacting with Earth's rotation and magnetic field, seemingly contradicting established physics

There has been a lot of talk about hydrogen engines the past few years. Today we take a look into these engines and review the latest scientific thoughts on the issue.

Let's dive into the fun world of slime and the science behind it.

Let's explore the significant challenges associated with terraforming a planet like Mars to make it habitable for humans.

Today we discuss several studies investigating the potential for human pheromones.

On today's episode we explore the emotional capabilities of dogs, contrasting historical scientific views that considered them mere machines with current understandings.

Today we focus in on the observed correlation between comedians and mental health challenges like depression and anxiety.